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Consultation is open, we’d like to hear your views

Tuesday 6 October to Tuesday 24 November 2026

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Overview of the proposals

As Wales moves towards a lower-carbon more energy secure future, Green GEN Cymru is developing the electricity infrastructure needed to connect renewable energy generation to the wider network. This will help ensure homes, businesses, farms and communities can benefit from a secure and sustainable supply of homegrown energy.

Towy Usk is a proposed 132kV electricity connection, approximately 98 kilometres in length, that would connect between the proposed Nant Mithil Energy Park in Powys and a new National Grid connection point near Llandyfaelog, Carmarthenshire.

As electricity demand grows across Wales, the project would add much-needed capacity to the network, helping connect renewable energy generation and support a more secure, sustainable supply of clean, home-grown electricity.

Your feedback: Helping shape the Project

Thank you to everyone who has taken part in the Towy Usk Grid Connection Project so far. Your feedback, local knowledge and insights have played an important role in helping us develop and refine our proposals.

Since our last consultation in Spring 2024, the Project has evolved significantly through continued engagement, environmental assessment and engineering design development. The proposals presented in this consultation reflect how feedback and ongoing assessment work have helped shape the Project.

We are once again seeking your views on our updated proposals to help inform the next stage of Project development.

Our revised proposals – Autumn 2026

Guided by consultation feedback, local knowledge and further environmental, technical and engineering studies, we have updated our proposals.

This latest stage of consultation includes a number of key developments since Spring 2024, and we are seeking your feedback on:

  • An updated Draft Route Alignment - Autumn 2026
  • A new monopole design proposed across Sections 2 to 5
  • A revised switching station location. Moving from Section 1 to Section 4
  • An extended underground cable section within Section 5
  • Proposed temporary access areas and compounds required during construction.

We welcome your views on the Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026.

Your feedback continues to play an important role in shaping the Project. We invite you to view the proposed changes and share your detailed views.

Visit the project website, where you can explore the interactive map to view the Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026 in detail, access consultation brochure and project materials.

www.greengencymru.com/towy_usk

What we are consulting on in this consultation – Autumn 2026

Building on what we’ve heard: Refining the project together.

This consultation is open from Tuesday 6 October to Tuesday 24 November 2026.

The proposals presented in this consultation are our most developed proposals to date, but the Project remains open to influence. We want to hear about local issues, opportunities, constraints and mitigation measures that may not yet have been identified.

Your feedback can help us further refine the route, construction access arrangements and other aspects of the proposals ahead of future statutory consultation.

We are seeking feedback on: The Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026, including:

  • Approximately 92 km of overhead line and the proposed locations of wood poles and monopoles, a new structure type proposed along much of the route.
  • Proposed temporary access areas and compounds required during construction.
  • The proposed switching station site in Section 4, located to the north-east of Llanwrda.
  • 6 km of underground cable in Section 5, including crossings beneath the A40, the River Towy, the B4300 and the B4310.
  • Any issues, opportunities or considerations that should be considered as the Project continues to be developed.
  • Your experience of the consultation process and the information we have made available.

Local knowledge and detailed feedback can make a real difference

  • Your local knowledge and feedback can help us further develop and refine our proposals. Please tell us about any changes you think could be made to improve the proposals or reduce potential impacts and, importantly, explain why.
  • This feedback form is a guide only. You can answer any or all the questions or provide comments on the aspects of the Project that are of most interest or relevance to you. If you would prefer, you can submit your feedback separately by letter or email.
  • The more detail you can provide, the better. We encourage you to provide as much information as possible to help us fully understand and consider your feedback.

    Supporting information can be particularly helpful, including:
    • Photographs
    • Marked-up maps
    • Plans and drawings
    • Relevant documents
    • What3words references.

    When providing comments, please use the Interactive Map on our website, or the maps included in the Consultation Brochure, to identify specific locations and, where relevant, wood pole, monopole or other infrastructure reference numbers. This will help us accurately identify the locations you are referring to and fully consider your feedback.
  • Please ensure your feedback relates to the Project and its potential effects. We are unable to consider views on wider matters such as energy generation, government policy or the emerging National Energy Strategy.

Why your feedback matters

  • Feedback received through previous consultations has helped shape the proposals presented today.
  • The Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026 represents our most developed proposals to date, but they remain open to influence.
  • Feedback received during this consultation will help inform the next phase of design development ahead of statutory consultation in 2027.
  • We will consider your comments alongside ongoing environmental assessments, technical studies and engineering design work as the Project continues to evolve.

Have Your Say: How to provide your feedback

Please let us know your local views on our revised plans by completing feedback in any of the following ways:

  • This online feedback form
  • Complete a paper feedback form at a consultation event or return your completed form or written correspondence to FREEPOST GREEN GEN TOWY USK
  • Email your feedback to info@greengentowyusk.com

If you require further information or support in completing your feedback in any format, please contact the project team.

Closing date

Please submit your feedback by 11:59pm on Tuesday 24 November 2026.

About you

Would you like to receive project updates?



Do you own or occupy land within the proposed the Draft Route Alignment?



If yes, have you been contacted by our lands team?



Are you responding on behalf of an organisation?



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How we will use your feedback

We will use your feedback to help review and refine our proposals as the Project continues to develop.

The Project is being developed through the Significant Infrastructure Project (SIP) process, under the Infrastructure (Wales) Act 2024 and associated Regulations. Feedback from this consultation will help inform the ongoing development of the proposals before a future Infrastructure Consent Order (ICO) application is submitted.

Feedback received from communities, local authorities, community councils and other stakeholders will help inform the next stage of design development, alongside ongoing environmental, technical and engineering assessments and environmental surveys.

Before we submit an ICO application, there will be a statutory Pre-Application Consultation (PAC), expected to take place in 2027, providing a further opportunity to review and comment on the detailed proposals and the draft Environmental Statement.

Q1. Do you have any comments on the Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026 and the proposed changes, including the introduction of the proposed monopole design?

Please provide as much detail as possible, including specific locations and, where relevant, wood pole or monopole reference numbers. You may also wish to provide What3Words references to help identify precise locations. Supporting information, such as photographs, marked-up maps, plans, drawings and other relevant documents, can help us better understand and consider your feedback. We welcome comments on any local issues, constraints, opportunities or considerations that could help us further refine the proposals.

Q2. Are there any local issues, opportunities, constraints or other considerations that could help us further develop and refine the Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026?

We welcome any local knowledge that could help us better understand potential impacts or opportunities for refinement. Please provide as much detail as possible. Precise location information, such as What3words references, together with supporting information such as photographs, marked-up maps, plans, drawings and other relevant documents, can help us accurately understand and consider your feedback.

Proposed temporary access areas and compounds required during construction

Q3. Do you have any comments on the proposed construction activities, including temporary access areas, compounds, construction traffic, public rights of way and farming activities?

Please provide details of any local issues, constraints, opportunities or considerations that should be considered during construction. Where possible, please identify specific locations and explain any measures that could help reduce potential impacts. Precise location information, such as What3words references, together with supporting information such as photographs, marked-up maps, plans, drawings and other relevant documents, can be particularly helpful.

Sections 1 to 5

Q4. Having reviewed the Draft Route Alignment – Autumn 2026, do you have any comments on the proposals in Sections 1 to 5, including the proposed wood poles, monopoles, switching station and underground cable section?

Please tell us about any local issues, constraints, opportunities or other considerations within the section(s) selected that should be taken into account as the Project develops. Where possible, precise location information, such as What3words references, together with supporting information such as photographs, marked-up maps, plans, drawings and other relevant documents, can help us accurately understand and consider your feedback.

Section 1: Nant Mithil Energy Park to Aberedw Hill

Section 2: Aberedw Hill to Llangammarch Wells

Section 3: Llangammarch Wells to Llandovery

Section 4: Llandovery to Llandeilo

Section 5: Llandeilo to Llandyfaelog

About the consultation

Q5. Do you have any comments on the consultation information and materials provided as part of this consultation?

We welcome your views on how well the information supported your understanding of the proposals and whether there is anything we could improve for future consultation and engagement activities.

Privacy Notice

Green Generation Networks Cymru Limited a private limited company registered in England and Wales with company number 13060815 and having its registered office address at Hodge House, Guildhall Place, Cardiff, United Kingdom, CF10 1DY. We are committed to protecting your personal information. Whenever you provide such information, we are legally obliged to use it in line with all applicable laws concerning the protection of personal data, including the UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

How will Green GEN Cymru use information we collect about you?

We will use your personal data collected via this consultation for the following purposes:

  • To analyse your feedback to the consultation
  • To produce a Pre-Application Consultation Report, based on our analysis of responses (individuals will not be identified in the Report)
  • To write to you with updates about the results of the consultation and other developments where you have opted in to receive these updates
  • To maintain records of consultation responses and stakeholder engagement in connection with the Towy Usk Project.

Any personal information you include in this form will be handled and used by (or made available to) the following recipients to record, analyse and report on the feedback we receive:

  • Green GEN Cymru
  • May be shared with PEDW and the Welsh Ministers where required as part of the infrastructure consent process (which will consider our application for consent to build the Green GEN Towy Usk Grid Connection Project
  • Professional advisers, including our legal advisers and third-party companies and consultants that provide services to us and on our behalf in connection with the Green GEN Towy Usk Grid Connection Project.

What rights do I have over my personal data?

Under the terms of the UK GDPR, you have certain rights over how your personal data is retained and used by Green GEN Cymru. For more information, see our full data privacy statement at www.greengencymru.com/privacy-policy.

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